Constantine Atlamazoglou

By Constantine Atlamazoglou, Fletcher Alum and Writer on Transatlantic and European Security On May 28, German news magazine Der Spiegel and Danish

Suspected sabotage of European undersea cables shows just how vulnerable these critical lines are to attack

By Constantine Atlamazoglou, Fletcher Alum and Writer on Transatlantic and European Security Last month, an underwater data cable between Finland

By Constantine Atlamazoglou, alumnus of The Fletcher School and writer on transatlantic and European security Cyprus lately has become something

By Constantine Atlamazoglou, alumnus of The Fletcher School and writer on transatlantic and European security Fighting between Russia and Ukraine

By Constantine Atlamazoglou, alumnus of The Fletcher School and writer on transatlantic and European security Russia’s ongoing war with Ukraine

By Constantine Atlamazoglou, alumnus of The Fletcher School and writer on transatlantic and European security Russia’s ground forces have suffered

By Constantine Atlamazoglou, alumnus of The Fletcher School and writer on transatlantic and European security The war in Ukraine has

By Constantine Atlamazoglou, alumnus of The Fletcher School and writer on transatlantic and European security At the Black Sea Security

By Constantine Atlamazoglou, alumnus of The Fletcher School and writer on transatlantic and European security In April, the nuclear-powered submarine

By Constantine Atlamazoglou, alumnus of The Fletcher School and writer on transatlantic and European security On April 4, Finland officially joined